Paige Bethmann’s debut documentary follows 17-year-old Paiute runner Kutoven Stevens as he chases a scholarship…
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Choctaw Filmmaker Colleen Thurston brings the fraught history of the Kiamichi River to SIFF with…
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Joey Clift’s new animated short film “Pow!” is a heartfelt tribute to his Tulalip community…
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dk echo-hawk, Pawnee citizen and adopted Athabascan, comedian, musician, DJ, writer, visual artist, host and…
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Sadekaronhes Esquivel (any pronouns) is a Kanien’kehà:ka and Mexican Indigenous artist and writer. Esquivel utilizes…
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Cameron Lavi-Jones, lead singer and guitarist in the band King Youngblood is the artist at…
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Part three of a five-part series in collaboration with the Museum of Pop Culture, with…
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A powerful collaboration between artist Louie Gong, Eighth Generation and Huy raises awareness for incarcerated…
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Sunday Sounds:
New music from the Puget Sound
and broader Pacific Northwest
This is the last in a four-part series amplifying and celebrating Indigenous people in the region. Originally published on RIZE, the series is in collaboration with the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods. For…
As Indigenous People’s Day draws nearer, challenge yourself to learn about Native communities in your region. Part three in a four-part series amplifying and celebrating Indigenous people in the region. The series…
The Sub Heading This is the second in a four-part series amplifying and celebrating Indigenous people in the region. The series is in collaboration with the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods. Indigenous People’s…
Celebrating Indigenous filmmakers, artists, writers and vocalists with purpose This is the first in a four-part series amplifying and celebrating Indigenous people in the region. The series is in collaboration with the…
Black & Loud Fest showcased powerful Black music: country, gospel, rock, rap, jazz, and punk all were accounted for. Check out some of our shots from the unforgettable night.
Black & Loud Fest showcased powerful Black music: country, gospel, rock, rap, jazz, and punk all were accounted for. Punk is Not Dead! She’s BLACK! I wrote that phrase on the back…
